911:Jesuit Order

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  • "As of January 1 2007, Jesuits in the world number 19,216 (of which 13,491 priests, 3,049 scholastic students, 1,810 brothers and 866 novices). The average age of the Jesuits in 2007 is 57.3: 63.4 for priests, 29.8 for scholastics and 65.5 for Brothers." [1]
    • The number of 4th vow Jesuits is currently unknown
    • "The ranks of Jesuits are thinning. The congregation represented some 23,000 Jesuits on January 8, 1995, compared with 26,000 when it last convened in 1983, and 36,000 at the order's zenith in the mid-1960's." [2]
    • "... although numbers are rising in the developing world, the American Society has shrunk from 8,000 in 1960 to 3,000 (in 2007)." [3]
    • The Jesuits are geographically organized by 91 provinces (or 61?), which each belong to one of '10 assistancies around the world.
      • "There are 91 Provinces and 12 Dependent Regions: 3 in Africa, 4 in the Americas and 5 in Asia-Oceania. As in the previous year, the South Asia Assistancy, with 4.018 members who represent 20.9% of the total membership in the Society, is the most numerous, followed by the United States of America (2,952 members or 15.4%), South Europe (2,448 or 12.7%), West Europe (1,958 or 10.2%), East Asia-Oceania (1,672 or 8.7%), South Latin America (1,513 or 7.9%), Africa (1,430 or 7.4%), North Latin America (1,374 or 7.2%), East Europe (1,119 or 5.8%), and Central Europe (732 or 3.8%)." [4]
    • "The president of Canisius College will be among the 225 Jesuit delegates (red: 1.2% of total members) from around the world meeting in Rome next month to elect a new leader of the international Society of Jesus, an order of Catholic priests that dates back 450 years." [5]

Todo:

  • Catholic hierarchy
    • Catholic hierarchy by function
  • Vatican workforce
    • Vatican workforce by function

[edit] Lists of Jesuits

[edit] Jesuit Superior Generals

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Peter Hans Kolvenbach congratulates the new Black Pope: The northern Spaniard Adolfo Nicholás

with Juan Carlos I (King of Spain and Jerusalem, SMOM and more)

[edit] Jesuit Provincials

[edit] US Provincials

Former US provincials:

  • Archbishop Carroll Quigley (1735-1815)
    • "First bishop and archbishop in the United States — serving as the ordinary of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Baltimore. He is also known as the founder of Georgetown University, the oldest Catholic university in the United States, and the Georgetown Preparatory School, the oldest Catholic day and boarding school in the United States. John Carroll University, a Jesuit university in University Heights, Ohio; is named in his honor." (wikipedia)

[edit] Various Jesuits

  • Pierre Teilhard de Chardin (scientist, NewAge promotor)
  • John LaFarge
  • Cagliostro (alias "Giuseppe Balsamo") [7]
  • Raimondo di Sangro (Jesuit trained alchemical Master, the 7th "Prince of Sansevero") [8]
  • William J Fulco
  • Robert F. Drinan
  • Richard McSorley
  • Joseph Kelleppilly
  • A braham Pallivathukal
  • T.A. Joseph
  • Shaji George
  • Jose Thaiparambil
  • E.J. Thomas
  • Gregory Naik
  • Karl Rahner
  • J. A. Ferrer Benimeli
  • Joseph McDonnell
  • Christopher Clavius
  • Francis Xavier
  • Edward Jenner
  • Augustin Barruel
  • Francis Haig
  • Leo J. O' Donovan
  • Peter McIsaac, S.J.
  • Edmund A Walsh
  • Bolshevik Theodore Maly
  • Augustin Bea
  • Nikolai Vlasik
  • Alexander N. Poskrebyshev
  • Karl Rahner
  • Avery Dulles
  • Carlo Martini
  • Dan Lyons
  • E. Boyd Barrett
  • Mateo Ricci
  • Bernard Vaughan
  • James Marshall
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